to bloom; to open up (of flowers)

A split seam in clothing; a rip or tear in fabric.

to crack open or split apart, such as a seam or a gap in a shoe

(idiom) skin and flesh are split open; describes being severely beaten or lacerated from corporal punishment

(idiom) full of holes; riddled with contradictions; used to describe an argument, theory, or story that is inconsistent and not at all rigorous

To begin to open; to just start blooming, used for flowers.

(formal) to appear; to reveal; to show

to split open or break apart; to burst open along a seam

to split open along a seam; to come unsewn at the place where clothing was stitched or glued

To feign a weakness or opening in one's defense in order to trick an opponent into attacking, typically in martial arts or combat.

To feign a mistake or leave an opening on purpose to lure an opponent into a trap.

quilted vestment made of many small patches of cloth worn by a Buddhist monk; ragged clothing

a spindle used in spinning yarn

to burst or split open

to have a ripped seam where the stitching has come apart

To reveal a flaw or a hole in a story; to let the cat out of the bag or accidentally reveal the truth.

to swell or be filled to the point of bursting (e.g. of a seed pod, a bud, or a tightly packed container)